Tennis doubles champions back in action in new season
Atherton Richards and Clark display strong form as doubles champions resume play while Cooke and Cooke also perform well. Matches continue this season with optimism for both partnerships.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
8
Atherton Richards and Clark display strong form as doubles champions resume play while Cooke and Cooke also perform well. Matches continue this season with optimism for both partnerships.
A Honolulu island tennis schedule warms up amid the Hawaii yacht campaign. Captain Wilder gathers the crew as the Hawaii tows toward a Monday departure for the long transpacific race, with funds and supporters rallying to boost the voyage and public interest.
Readers are urged to note athletic and military schedule items from May to August. The Military May 28 Fort Shafter events and May 20 Fort Shafter cavalry are listed, alongside Plantation League matches May 29 and other May fixtures. International and Honolulu Club events run through June and July, including yachting and polo tournaments, with opening seasons and cup contests noted.
This afternoon on the Beretania court the matches include Steere Nowell versus G Waterhouse Sinoeral A Richards Clark versus Trew atere Richards. On the Pacific courts Castle Low faces Washington Gray, while Cooke and Cooke meet J Waterhouse Babbitt aon.
Tomorrow afternoon the Military league continues with Fort Shatter facing P H while Hospital Co. competes against the old Harrys Hearts. The Mort Shatter basketball team challenges any Brat class players to a game at the post gym or another suitable location, with inquiries to Lieutenant A. W. Chitin 20th Infantry Fort Shatter.
A mistyped report notes a baseball game this afternoon at the park between mainland collegians and The Ingen Arner. Arriving players around 2:20 pm, fans discuss players and the game prospects amid confusion and scattered remarks about future rugby matchups and international teams.
Henry M Rao will stage a large outdoor vaudeville at Outrigger grounds on June 10. The event features McRae scenery 26 by 18 feet, a new dancing floor, booths, and a luminous parade of canoes. Performances will run between dances as crowds are expected to reach record attendance.
Botrlex for the Honolulu Golf Club Watch play will close at EO. Hall & Son's on Thursday afternoon next. All those desirous of trying for the handsome prizes that been wee lected for the rent had better put their baties down as soon as poe nite.
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